THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1960,
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Macao scooterites win Interport Sugar Ray
HK TEAM BEATEN FOR
FIRST TIME
TIME IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE SEASONS
By OLLY VAS
The Macao scooterites, ably led by tennis star Antonio de Assis Fong, a last-minute entrant, won the 'Piaggio' Interport Cup in the Fourth Annual Interport between Macao and Hong- kong, held at theé 28 de Maio Stadium in Miacao over the Whitsun holidays.
The twelve-strong Macao contingent put up some brilliant per- formances against the 22 Hongkong riders to triumph by an overall total of 153 points to Hongkong's 142.
Their victory is à particular to steer their way through a ly memorable one because the Cup had been won by Hong- kong for three successive sea- sons and this was Maceo's maiden win.
zig-zag passage made up of three pairs of empty cardboard taxes without hitting atly. Guided only by the plon's instructions, De Lange of HK
A holiday atmosphere pre- thunderous applause when valled throughout the day as he was fined in 21 sus flat, a
performance, the events, six in all, were run fantastie
The weather was perfect, Fernando Reis of Macao did it Round bone dry and 33.5 and Huntley in 42.9. the colourful bunting and loudspeaker music put the large eruwt in the right mood.
off. the
To Hongkong's Albert Rosario went the honour of being the first competitor. Albert, how ever, did not do well enough to even place in the opening race the Slow Race, in which
the slowest time over a short course was recorded by Hongkong's F. M. Goldberg. His pillion maintained
sphinx-like
One HK driver got so con fused when his pillion nervously pinched him that be faded to go between even & single passage'! There is of course, no truth in the rumour that DeLange had in extra eye on his forehead or that as some claimed that he bed a built-in radar et hidden somewhere in his scooter.
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Only two Hongkong ladies took part in the Interport: Miss Ding had a good outing and when the points were added up, after making allowances for the ushal penalties, it was found that she had beaten many of her fellow male riders.
Miss Fern Horn, taking part, her first Interport, was visibly nervous. We take off our hats to her for her, extreme beeness. Individually Macao's ong was the winner with 53 points, HK's DeLange and Gold- berg were runners-up with 40 and 43 respectively,
It was a most enjoyable com- petition, in which the large crowd was still present at the end. At the official dinner at
countenance and balanced her. Only two HK ladies presented the
Mario
self neatly and the judges timed them in 32.5 seconds. Sequeira and Fong, both of Macao, took second and places with 30 and 28.7 seconds
respectively.
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Cup to A de Assis Fong representing the Macao team.
SPINNAKERS OUT
Spinnakers are let out as Tally Ho (K 12) and Saluki (stripes) run before the wind in the Flying Dutchman cliss national championships held last week at Whitstable, Kent-The Times photo,
Bookmakers make Mackay Wimbledon favourite at 5-2
London, Juhe 6.
Clean pair of wheels earth some pillions were over- judges,
the 'Pousada' Mrs E. J. Chaland The bookmakers today made Barry Mackay, the 24-year-old American, a 5-2 favourite to win this year's men's tennis title at Wimbledon. The last event, the Hockey
Neale Fraser of Australia i André Gimeno (Spain), Ropald While we are all extremely third Stick and Ball proved easy. The
ad 3-1. Rod Holmberg (USA), all 10-1. pillions had to guide a tennis thankful to the organisers let us second favourite
Jan Erik Lundquist (Sweden), ball through a 'goal', Balance not forget the unsung heroes Laver, the red-haired Australian
heroines, the and ning were essential and and
the Bobby Wilson (Britain), all 12- various who defeated Mackay in
1. Macao semi-final last year, is third at while
also the team
to pillions and
Alo get
Special -1. robust and send the balls all gracias for a job well done.
the feld with their They were Messrs F. Nolasco event saw miniature hockey sticks.
da Silva, Herculano da Rocha, Hen
Casino H. C.rique Silva's pillica showed neat
Barros, Hugo Silva, Eduardo Gracias, wristwerk to score the goal in
Americo 18.1 seconds and his Macao Cordeiro, Jose Correia, Mario Lo Chi-kok was Alves, Mario Robarts, Henry runner-up scoring In 20.2 Manhao; Mauricio dos Santos, seconds, HK's 'Ricky' Souza was Ricardo Conceicao, Jose Borges
and Carlos Fonseca, third in 23.8.
Over
The second experienced rider, "Ricky" Souza, showing clean pair of wheels to HK's J. J. Young and Macao's team-mate Fong.
In this Stop and Start Race the pillen-riders had to hop into a sack and make for the machines parked 20 yurtis away. Souza's companion leap. frogged his way to the back- seat and Ricky then drove his GS to the mid-way line where be pulled up, manhandled the front wheel to toe the line and then shot off for the finishing mark to park his scooter with the line right between wheels, The time was a fast 22.7 seconds. Young did it in 25.5 and Fong in 28 seconds flat.
the
The crowd got a few laughs off some of the pillions who lost their balance on the way to the machines. One passenger could not shake off a clinging sack and one Macao lady-pillion even sat on the tail-lights!
The third event proved hard for many of the teams. The strong winds blowing all over the field upset the timing of the pillions with the pointed lance. Four balloons went tied to poles. The pillion riders each had to pick up a lance stuck on the ground and while the
driver manoeuvred his machine the passenger had to take stabs at the balloons to burst them. Fong and his pillion did it in 35 seconds and team- niate Lo Chi-kok registered an identical time while HK's De- Lange could only record 39 seconds.
The famed Bengal Lancers could have taken a tip or two from some of the pillfons. Two young ladies even steadied the balloons with one hand while pricking them with the lance held in the other hand. There
is nothing in the rules anyway to say one cannot do this!
Perfect performance
The fourth event, which İnvolved weaving among six Bottles spaced a few yards apart, ducking one's head tin
·der ˆå bar at eye-level, göing up and down a see-saw and finally returning to the bot tles saw Macao's Amsdet Cordelfo putting up a perfect performance, without knobk». [[: Ing over single empty bottle, to take the honours
His time was 30.5 seconds. HK's Goldberg did it in 316 bnd Macco's Manuel Lago registër- ed 22.1 seconds, The Hongkong Ladles all-round winniet in 1958, Miss Anna Ding and local rider George Huntley earned rounds of applause in this event but thur times were not good enough to match those of the first three. Well-known soft- batter Arthur for Older almost cams to grief in the see-saw but pluckily, faded again
and went over smoothly to complete this Stalom course,
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Odds being offered against other leading players were:
Luis Ayala, (Chile), Earl Bucholz (U.S.A.), Ray Emerson, (Australia), Ramanathan Krish; a. (India), Nicola Pietrangeli (Italy), all 8-1,
Bernard Bartzen (USA),
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Mike Davies (Britain), Or- lando Sirola (Italy), lan, Ver- maak (South Africa), Jackie Brichant (Belgium), Knight (Britain), Kurt Nielsen Ult Schmidt (Denmark);" (Sweden), all 18-1.
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ready for Pender fight
Böstán June 6, 2 confident Sugar Ray Robinson arrived today in Boston where he will try to regain his contro versial world midleweight boxing title for the Afth time dhe Friday night in a rematch bout with Paŭl Peidef.
The winner, however, will concerned, Gene, Fullmer will only be officially recognised by still be the world champion in thế... States, of New York, and | this wellit 'dis: Massachusetts. As far as the National Boxing Association is
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Nine Japanese motor-cycle dealers leave for TT race
Asked if he planned, to change his ring tabtics this time edini Péter, Robin son läwintär "Yeah, I'd like to hit him a little mUTU often."
| Never lost, rematch
Robinson has never been licks ed in a rematch. Pender: bent him on points last JanuaryAbla "I think I'm in better condi tion, now than I was the last time," the former world cham pfon, added.
"Bolore 1 met Pender the hat time," Robinson said, "I had been inactive for-21 months. Slice then I've had another group of nine Japanese motor-bout and put in about 34 rounds yole dealers left the Colony of sparting. Pender may feel today by Swimair for Cairombre sure of himself and II and Europe on their way to wait for him if he coines at silend the file of Man Inter-me national Tourist ingles-bydle race,
Trophy Sugar Ray declared he would
never fight against Fullmer, They are accompanied on the sald The NBA bas always "He's not for me, Robinson
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The dealers dirived here two days ago by That International Airways from Tokyo, remaining here over the weekend for a sight-seeing trip.
The leader of the group is Mr Isao Miyahara, managing direc- tor of the Shin' Melwa Industry Company, Ltd, of Takyo,
manufacturer, which is closely led to the moltr-cydo business
aircraft
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He said that the two motor- cycle companies in which he Chicago held interests were
the Honda New York 000-000-037-3
Pierce. Staley 2(8), Donovan (B) and Suzuki Motor Companies, and Lellar, Ford and Howard. Isle of Man TT and the Am-e-New York, Marie (18). Both had entered teams in the W-Staby (0-1). L-Ford (3-4).
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"It was only in recent years that the Japanese have been ebteding big international motor- cycle events,"
Mr Miyahara Sald. "We are facing strong Baltimore competition from both the Ger- Cleveland mans and the Italians. But in Chicago spite of this we managed to win New York the Manufacturer's Trophy at Detroit
Kansas-City the Isle of Man two years ago." Washington
"We stand a
pretty good Boston charice of placing first in the team events at both races," he
added.
The eight riders, five from Honda and three from Suzukij and, their machines have al- ready gone to England ta prepare for the TT which is to be held from June 13-17, Eight days later they will be in Ho land for the Amsterdam Grarid Prix,
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Following the two races, Mr Miyahara will retain in CBCH(1). V. HKU, BAJ Europe for some weeks to con- | (1); Reseo (3)°Y+EKOCI duct a business market survey Stilla JARTS. (B): for the motor-cycle companies, crelo (2) v SCAA (2), He expects to retum to Japan by July 12,
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